, 1887-03-10
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

From Sundays Paper.
Sol. Kaminsky, of Oakesdale, is up
to the Falls on business.
Ask the depot agent IL we haven't
the jumbo stock at the Boston store.
Mr.. Montgomery, uf Montgomery
Il Stephens, Is confined to his home
by an attack Of sickness.
The gentle chinook Is again at
work, and the small patches Of snow
are rapidly disappearing.
Ten pieces Of genuine all wool
Genesta dress goods worth soc yard
only 20c "a yard Monday at II. II.
Mason d. Co.'S great closing out sale
Money to loan on city real estate
and improved farm lands at lowest
rates. Apply to the Northwestern
Il Pacific Mortgage company.
The residence OF James Brock
man, in Rock Creek Valley, near
Rockford, was burned Friday night,
both building and contents being a
total loss.
The Ladies' Benevolent club will
hold meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. John Todd on Sprague street,
at 2 p. m. next Monday. A full at.
tendance of the members Is desired
rs matters Of Importance are to he
transacted.
G. w. Carson, the popular restau-
rant keeper, of the Falls, anticipates
opening a hotel here in the spring.
Come on, brother, we need such men
as you to help make our town what
10 should be, the second one in the
county.-Spangle Record.
The Spangle Record is the title of
a bran new seven column folio
newspaper that found its way to our
Office to-day. 1t is published by j.
3. Lister and Z. T.. Fisher and is full
Of live and bristling local and general
news. We wish 1t success.
The REVIEW has received intelli-
renee that the proposed daily mail
-oute on the Spokane & Palouse to
Belmont and intervening towns, will
soon be an established fact. This
will be of great convenience to all
. business men and citizens along the
-oute as well as in Spokane Falls,
end we hope to see ii in operation at
IN early day.
Work on the Northern Paciflc's
ron bridge over the Columbia at
Pasco, has been begun. Piles are
being driven from the town to a mill
SHo miles below, ana wherever the
best bottom can be found will be
selected as the location for the
bridge. a temporary structure viii
ne used until the completion of the
iron bridge.
Mrs. X. II. S. Clark, the efficient
lnauager of the Western Union tele-
Graph office in this city, has been
guite sick for q few days, but is said
to be recovering and will, probably,
hs Mt her post OF duty tomorrow.
During her absence the Office has
been in charge of T.. B. Spencer, the
Very efficient manipulation of the
lightning keys and gatherer of the
nightly budget of telegraph. news
which regularly appears in this pa
per.
All reports now agree that the loss
of cattle on the Montana ranges dur
ing February were unprecedented.
At some places one-fourth of the en-.
tire number are alleged to have died
from starvation or frozen, and at
Others fully one.half have suffered q
similar fate. Trees and willows are
cut down in many places where they
are available and the branches fed tt
the cattle, but this only prolongs the
suffering of the poor brutes for a few
days.
4. Hickman, who for the las
seven wears has been the timer o
Waitsburg with c. S. Vincent, G. i
Buck & Co., A. G. Dickinson Il Go
and r.. G. Taylor Il Co., has resigned
his position with the last named
firm and will probably go to SPOKANE
Falls. Mr.. Hickman is the be-.
workman that ever cut tin In thl
city, is as regular as the rising SUI
and as steady as clock. We shal
regret to see him and his famii.
leave us.-Waitsburg Times.
Last night was one of unusua
quiet throughout the city, yet the
night police think 1T was one OF eX
traordinary luck for them. Beside
their valuable find of boots and shoe
they stumbled on to horse an
buggy early in the evening, of whic
they made the best use to rest thel
tired limbs and mt the same TIM
make their usual rounds. A papt
sack of delicious oranges, droppe
near the sidewalk on Howard stree
also contributed largely to max
f their lot endurable.
The sixty-eighth anniversary OF O1
Fellowship in America is to he dn
u celebrated in this city April 26. III
f members of Spokane Lodge No. ]
have the arrangements in charge ~
have already commenced preparatio
for the event which they purpose
make one of the grandest affairs
the kind ever held in this territoi
Neighboring lodges will be represent
hy visiting brethren and everythi
will be done to make the celebration
pleasant and enjoyable one.
The s. q p. railroad compa
have laid q temporary side track
the c and G warehouse for the p,
pose of shipping wheat now th,
In store to the mills at the Fa
NI,svrs (oorl, A. CurtiSS are man